Thank you. Open Source devs like yourself are appreciated to the fullest. I feel compelled to let you know this. I too have made various open source apps and software, mostly catered to my co-workers workflow more streamline, however I want to develope something like this that can be beneficial to everyone. Great software, great video man, stay awesome and open source! 🤘🏼😎
Only recently found your channel and I absolutely love your approach to videos, So nice to come across a content creator that is related to things I'm genuinely interested in without filling it with a bunch of fluff
God bless you! my respect for creating an option most nonGeeks can feel comfortable with. Had to grin gratefully a few times for what pain points you took care of :) The cherry was grocy: looking for such a inventory tool for work for months now. Never thought i should look in this direction but it does exactly the vault stuff i need it to do Thank you very much
Good stuff. I might write an ansible script to install this on my SSDNodes server - BTW I found out about them through your videos. It was funny that you had the same typo of "LIst" with upper case "I" in both the form and your example list.
Amazing little app. Great work. Can you add a „recurring“ feature to the tasks? For example, i want to clean my bathroom every monday, for the next 10 weeks. Or Clean the windows, every first saturday in a month. Something like this.
Nothing wrong with self-promotion. When Windows puts ads into Start Menu, I think they are crossing the line (in my opinion, of course) because not only you have already paid for their service - unless you didn't and then you do not have a right to complain - but Open Source creators need the money as well. I never heard some programmer came and paid for his groceries with some docker container... Regardless I have literally started to believe in my knowledge being ok and maybe, just maybe, competitive on the market. Being almost a grandpa with keyboard it is amazing that some youtuber (I have discovered recently) would move me to get off my behind and start working on .. anything .. rather than just talking/complaining how world has gone to hell, and I am the only one affected with this nightmare called job market. Appreciate your work and effort and wish u all the best... Cheers
@@AwesomeOpenSource Any recommendation for a 10Gigabit managed switch with POE that won't break the bank? I'm going to upgrade my NAS but i need a faster network for my backups :(
I got a LITTLE too excited about my "One to Many" ticket. I saw the issue closed and that work had been done on it, but, I was sad to see it's not in code yet. But then I realized that the last update to the hub was done 13 days ago. I guess I'll be looking for a "Whats Changed" docker container to watch that hub page. heh.
I’ve finished that feature. Haven’t built it yet for docker. Planning it today. Have some other cleanup stuff in there that was kind of like a rewrite, so will build it as a beta.
@@AwesomeOpenSource I went and setup a Change Detection site on my LAN while laying in bed, spent about 30 minutes trying to find how Docker Hub shows me the content of your changes, found it, and now I get notifications in Discord when you publish. I've set it to check daily.
Great channel! I was wondering if you tested any open-source CRM tool. It would great if you could sync in your personal whatsapp so it's like one hub dashboard with chats, notes and team/family collaboration
So, I created a reverse proxy entry in NGinX Proxy Manager, and pointed that to the IP of the host where my app runs. So instead of 192.168.1.x:3000 I go to list.mydomain.com on my mobile devices.
Probably not. That's a whole other language base, and I feel good just to have made what I have. It's meant to be simple, and I would hate to put something out with the very limited time I have and not be able to maintainand improve it.
I know it can be done, but haven't delved into that before, so would need to be a learning thing for me first...and might take a while, but I'll see what I can do.
@@AwesomeOpenSource Frankly, I have delved in pretty deeply looking for a basic task manager, todo type software that stops well short of something you might call a program manager. As you have experienced there is lot of "almosts" out there. They are always missing functionality that would make them a real solution. So alas it is a gap not filled. This one you are working is great for individual or home user use. That would solve "my" todo/task needs. However I would like to install it on my server for my staff or on my customers servers for their staff. To do that it would have to support LDAP as we are all using Samba Active Directory (compatible with Microsofts Active Directory). You can imagine if you have 20 staff members and 10 are replaced over the course of a few years through normal attrition and you've got a dozen open source programs running that you've created user accounts for it becomes a nightmare to remove users when they go and add new ones to all those programs as they onboard. AD allows you to have that single sign on 'on premises' and as long as the software you roll out is compatible with AD / LDAP you can add one user for all products and if they leave, disable one user and they can't get in anywhere else. If (and I hope you do) go down the road of creating LDAP logins, be sure to restrict the logins to LDAP users that are members of a some specific group(s). Typically you'll have an admin group, user group, or others like editors group and so on with increasing/decreasing rights. I talk a little about groups in this video ruclips.net/video/5sZY7eetedg/видео.html which I created for Alex the creator of Easy!Appointments (an opensource calendly alternative which you should look at). Anyway, I've been a subscribe to your channel for a while. Good job, good presentation!
Thank you Great job ! jI have this error message "exec /usr/local/v14.21.4/bin/node: exec format error" in logs container, I don't know why there are two directories in usr/local/v14.21.4 and usr/local/node-v14.21.4-linux-x64? some help please? I searched without ever finding the solution
33:49 Docker Pull step Getting error response: [+] Pulling 2/2 ✘ mongo Error context canceled 0.9s ✘ get_my Error pull access denied for get_my, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to th... 0.9s Error response from daemon: pull access denied for get_my, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied Is this still a good video for getting the app? Not questioning on a tutorial level just asking if it's still valid.
@@cameronkeenan7766 I just pushed an up day last night, then pulled it down on my production server with no issue, not sure why you would getting that. Maybe docker was doing maintenance on their servers?
@AwesomeOpenSource I will try it again tomorrow. Thank you for making it, and hopefully, I'll be able to use it soon as it seems rather useful to help organize my and my fiancée days. I will also let you know of any other errors I may have when pulling it, but I'll try not to bother you more than once a week about it. 😀 Is there a better place to do so, or will here suffice?
I have several episodes in the works. Today I released Chat / Communications with Rocket Chat. I have security applications coming, some really powerful DNS tools, an awesome management tool for services, and a specific video on using authentik to tie it all together, since I've been leaving that out for now. Lots to come, just takes time for me to get it recorded, edited, written up, and posted. That's why I post other stuff in between.
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Thank you. Open Source devs like yourself are appreciated to the fullest. I feel compelled to let you know this. I too have made various open source apps and software, mostly catered to my co-workers workflow more streamline, however I want to develope something like this that can be beneficial to everyone. Great software, great video man, stay awesome and open source! 🤘🏼😎
I appreciate it, thank you so much!
@@AwesomeOpenSource Always 🙂
Only recently found your channel and I absolutely love your approach to videos, So nice to come across a content creator that is related to things I'm genuinely interested in without filling it with a bunch of fluff
Glad you like the videos, and super glad you're here for the journey.
I was actually just looking for something like this after getting a casual job! Thanks man!
Glad I could help!
Love the pfp
God bless you! my respect for creating an option most nonGeeks can feel comfortable with. Had to grin gratefully a few times for what pain points you took care of :)
The cherry was grocy: looking for such a inventory tool for work for months now. Never thought i should look in this direction but it does exactly the vault stuff i need it to do
Thank you very much
So glad I could help!
That's a pretty great app tbh, kudos Brian. I will definately give it a try later on this week.
Thank you, and awesome! Hope it fits a need.
This is exactly what I have been looking for. Thanks!
Glad I could help!
Good stuff. I might write an ansible script to install this on my SSDNodes server - BTW I found out about them through your videos. It was funny that you had the same typo of "LIst" with upper case "I" in both the form and your example list.
Awesome! Glad you like it, and let me know how the script works.
Amazing little app. Great work. Can you add a „recurring“ feature to the tasks? For example, i want to clean my bathroom every monday, for the next 10 weeks. Or Clean the windows, every first saturday in a month. Something like this.
I'll see what I can do. Not sure I could make it indefinitie, but maybe. I'll add it to my list onGitlab to look at.
Didnt realize you were a open source dev. Awesome
I do development as a hobby for sure, but that's about it.
That is some nice work, man.
Much appreciated!
Nothing wrong with self-promotion. When Windows puts ads into Start Menu, I think they are crossing the line (in my opinion, of course) because not only you have already paid for their service - unless you didn't and then you do not have a right to complain - but Open Source creators need the money as well. I never heard some programmer came and paid for his groceries with some docker container...
Regardless I have literally started to believe in my knowledge being ok and maybe, just maybe, competitive on the market. Being almost a grandpa with keyboard it is amazing that some youtuber (I have discovered recently) would move me to get off my behind and start working on .. anything .. rather than just talking/complaining how world has gone to hell, and I am the only one affected with this nightmare called job market. Appreciate your work and effort and wish u all the best... Cheers
I appreciate everything you said, believe me.
Pretty cool app.
Thanks.
@@AwesomeOpenSource Any recommendation for a 10Gigabit managed switch with POE that won't break the bank? I'm going to upgrade my NAS but i need a faster network for my backups :(
I got a LITTLE too excited about my "One to Many" ticket. I saw the issue closed and that work had been done on it, but, I was sad to see it's not in code yet. But then I realized that the last update to the hub was done 13 days ago. I guess I'll be looking for a "Whats Changed" docker container to watch that hub page. heh.
I’ve finished that feature. Haven’t built it yet for docker. Planning it today. Have some other cleanup stuff in there that was kind of like a rewrite, so will build it as a beta.
@@AwesomeOpenSource I went and setup a Change Detection site on my LAN while laying in bed, spent about 30 minutes trying to find how Docker Hub shows me the content of your changes, found it, and now I get notifications in Discord when you publish. I've set it to check daily.
You can just use Watchtower to watch the repo as well, and it can either notify you of updates, or actually update any updated containers for you.
What's next for the "Build an MSP on Open Source" series? When is the new episode?
I like it.
Thank you so much! I appreciate it.
Nice app. looks to fill a similar gap like Yacht though to be fair. I could be mistaken
Yacht is for getting your containers running, I think... where this app is for keeping track of shopping list items, tasks you want done, etc.
@@AwesomeOpenSource my bad. i mixed up with something else. Watching multiple vids at the same time is not a good idea. Keep up the good work!
Hi Brian.... Like your app.... Do you think it could run in an incus container?
@@jim7smith it can. It’s a node app that I containerize for docker. But it can run as a plain mode app.
@@AwesomeOpenSource Hi Brian.... been working a lot this week, but this morning I installed in an incus container and it is working fine
Thank!
If you have a CPU without AVX instruction set (like my Home-Lab server), just change "image: mongo" to "image: mongo:4.4".
Thantks for the tip. Let me add that tot he readme as well.
Great channel! I was wondering if you tested any open-source CRM tool. It would great if you could sync in your personal whatsapp so it's like one hub dashboard with chats, notes and team/family collaboration
No, haven't tried to do any integrations. We really just use it as a stand alone thing.
Hi again, Brian... Got the app running fine in incus containers thanks to Scott. However I cannot figure out how to load it with my phone. Android.
So, I created a reverse proxy entry in NGinX Proxy Manager, and pointed that to the IP of the host where my app runs. So instead of 192.168.1.x:3000 I go to list.mydomain.com on my mobile devices.
@AwesomeOpenSource , Will you look into making a phone/mobile app client for it?
Probably not. That's a whole other language base, and I feel good just to have made what I have. It's meant to be simple, and I would hate to put something out with the very limited time I have and not be able to maintainand improve it.
Any chance of weaving LDAP authentication into that
I know it can be done, but haven't delved into that before, so would need to be a learning thing for me first...and might take a while, but I'll see what I can do.
@@AwesomeOpenSource Frankly, I have delved in pretty deeply looking for a basic task manager, todo type software that stops well short of something you might call a program manager. As you have experienced there is lot of "almosts" out there. They are always missing functionality that would make them a real solution. So alas it is a gap not filled. This one you are working is great for individual or home user use. That would solve "my" todo/task needs. However I would like to install it on my server for my staff or on my customers servers for their staff. To do that it would have to support LDAP as we are all using Samba Active Directory (compatible with Microsofts Active Directory). You can imagine if you have 20 staff members and 10 are replaced over the course of a few years through normal attrition and you've got a dozen open source programs running that you've created user accounts for it becomes a nightmare to remove users when they go and add new ones to all those programs as they onboard. AD allows you to have that single sign on 'on premises' and as long as the software you roll out is compatible with AD / LDAP you can add one user for all products and if they leave, disable one user and they can't get in anywhere else. If (and I hope you do) go down the road of creating LDAP logins, be sure to restrict the logins to LDAP users that are members of a some specific group(s). Typically you'll have an admin group, user group, or others like editors group and so on with increasing/decreasing rights. I talk a little about groups in this video ruclips.net/video/5sZY7eetedg/видео.html which I created for Alex the creator of Easy!Appointments (an opensource calendly alternative which you should look at). Anyway, I've been a subscribe to your channel for a while. Good job, good presentation!
Thank you Great job ! jI have this error message "exec /usr/local/v14.21.4/bin/node: exec format error" in logs container, I don't know why there are two directories in usr/local/v14.21.4 and usr/local/node-v14.21.4-linux-x64? some help please? I searched without ever finding the solution
Someone else faced this. Not sure what it was, but perhaps an issue of architecture. Are you running on Arm?
33:49 Docker Pull step
Getting error response:
[+] Pulling 2/2
✘ mongo Error context canceled 0.9s
✘ get_my Error pull access denied for get_my, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to th... 0.9s
Error response from daemon: pull access denied for get_my, repository does not exist or may require 'docker login': denied: requested access to the resource is denied
Is this still a good video for getting the app? Not questioning on a tutorial level just asking if it's still valid.
docker login was run successfully before I ran the `docker compose pull` command again.
@@cameronkeenan7766 I just pushed an up day last night, then pulled it down on my production server with no issue, not sure why you would getting that. Maybe docker was doing maintenance on their servers?
@AwesomeOpenSource I will try it again tomorrow. Thank you for making it, and hopefully, I'll be able to use it soon as it seems rather useful to help organize my and my fiancée days. I will also let you know of any other errors I may have when pulling it, but I'll try not to bother you more than once a week about it. 😀 Is there a better place to do so, or will here suffice?
Update, I was a dork and didn't have the image put in correctly in the docker compose... I typed it in myself following the video. :P
What's next for the "Build an MSP on Open Source" series? When is the new episode?
I have several episodes in the works. Today I released Chat / Communications with Rocket Chat. I have security applications coming, some really powerful DNS tools, an awesome management tool for services, and a specific video on using authentik to tie it all together, since I've been leaving that out for now. Lots to come, just takes time for me to get it recorded, edited, written up, and posted. That's why I post other stuff in between.